StepUp RepRep demonstration on the publication template

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  • First, StepUp is started with 9 workers to complete the steps in the RepRep publication template from scratch.
  • After the build has completed, the file generate.py is modified, whose output is used in a matplotlib plot created by plot.py, whose output is included in a LaTeX document, etc.
  • Stepup sees the changes. As soon as the user presses r, StepUp executes the necessary steps to rebuild all artifacts that are (indirectly) affected by the change in generate.py.
  • Finally, the user presses q to exit StepUp.

See StepUp RepRep documentation for more details.

(This recording was created with StepUp Core 1.2.6 and StepUp RepRep 1.2.1)

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